Historical Sketches, Presbyterian Churches and Early Settlers in N.E. Georgia by Reverend Groves Harrison Cartledge Compiled by Jessie Julia Mize and Virginia Louise Newton.

... there are several mentions of Landers in the book.

Reverand Groves Harrison Cartledge's grandmother, Dilly Landers Page Cartledge Roberts Swann, was the daughter of Luke Landers, was married 4 times, had children by all, survived them all, and was died in Benton county AL in 1851, age 92. Luke had moved from NC to Columbia Co., GA, had five sons, six daughters, two sons moved to IN. Another son, John, was a Baptist minister. One daughter, Mary, married Henry Spaulding of Columbia County. Their daughter married Mark Manning, and was the mother of Rev Wm Manning, another Baptist minister. Dilly Landers second husband, Joseph Cartledge, grandfather of the author of the book, died early in 1795. Another mention of Landers is Merit Landers who married Harriet Thompson, daughter of William Thompson, who came to GA as a child in 1790, and was the son of Alexander Thompson, sr. They may have lived in Madison County (or rather the part of Wilkes which became the part of Elbert which became Madison).